02-20-2008 04:13 AM - edited 03-05-2019 09:15 PM
Hello all,
I have a future scenario where a corporate network is devided into multiple vlans across multiple switches.
All MS related servers are in a separate vlan, exactly as the users (multiple vlans like Management, Sales etc) that are going to authenticate against Active Directory.
If there is a inter-vlan routing enabled and configured, and there are NO access-lists that prevent traffic from accessing the different vlans, is it going to be possible for the clients to authenticate against the AD and get IPs per DHCP?
Do I need to setup something special besides inter-vlan routing? Perhaps "ip helper-address" for the DHCP to work across vlans? Or something special for AD authentication itself?
I will be grateful for any usefull links or configuration examples regarding this topic.
Thanks in advance.
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02-20-2008 05:03 AM
AD authentication will happen as long as you have inter-VLAN routing enabled, yes. Nothing special at all.
DHCP, you'll just need the 'ip helper-address' command on all your DHCP requesting VLANs.
Unfortunately there's not many configuration examples that I can think of as you've correctly figured out what you need to get this working.
02-20-2008 05:03 AM
AD authentication will happen as long as you have inter-VLAN routing enabled, yes. Nothing special at all.
DHCP, you'll just need the 'ip helper-address' command on all your DHCP requesting VLANs.
Unfortunately there's not many configuration examples that I can think of as you've correctly figured out what you need to get this working.
02-21-2008 11:51 PM
Thank you very much. This is exactly the information I was looking for.
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